Launchscene
PricingSign in
Explore

Tavus - We put a Tavus PAL on a coffee kiosk and had someone try to hijack ev

Tavus · Nov 2026 · 1:08 · AI-annotated

Length
1:08
Scenes
7 · 9.7 s avg
Product on screen
0:00
Voiceover
Yes
00:00:00 / 01:08:04

Tavus’s 1:08 launch film runs 7 scenes, about 9.7 s each. The product is on screen from the first frame. There is no explicit call to action; a voiceover carries the film. One locked-off wide shot of the cafe counter holds the entire film, so the story rides on the tablet avatar, the fading order card, and the two-line caption swap instead of on cuts. Pacing is slow at roughly 3.5 cuts per minute, and the signature move is the faded versus bright caption pair that contrasts what most systems mishear with what Tavus hears.

Footage neededEstimated needs: 1 official logo — reused across the film · 6 filmed passages — shoot, supply or replace · 1 3D passage — build or supply
Plan my film from this onePrintable storyboard

Is this your launch? to your site or press kit.

More like this

Tavus - We put a Tavus PAL on a coffee kiosk and had someone try to hijack ev, scene by scene

· 7 scenes as text

  1. 01 · Product intro · 0:00–0:11

    A static wide shot of a brick-walled cafe counter. A tablet speaker in the center shows a barista on video, three customers stand around the counter, and one walks past the foreground. The barista greets them by name as white captions roll along the bottom.

    On-screen text: “What most systems hear:”, “I don't even know how”, “What Tavus hears:”, “the barista stays focused”, “Hey, guys. Good to see you.”, “Scott, want your usual large iced”, “matcha latte with vanilla and whole milk?”, “Yes, please.”, “That sounds fantastic.”

    Camera: Static

  2. 02 · Demo · 0:11–0:16

    A vertical tablet in a dim coffee shop shows a barista in a blue shirt and apron; a white order card with a total and Send It button fades in over the video. White serif captions cycle beneath the menu list, matching the voiceover, while the top-left labels stay fixed.

    On-screen text: “What most systems hear:”, “What Tavirus hears:”, “I don't even know how they built it.”, “Solid.”, “And for you there.”, “What can I get started for you?”, “This is an iced macchiato”

    Techniques: Kinetic type

    Camera: Static

  3. 03 · Demo · 0:16–0:31

    Static wide shot of a brick coffee shop counter. A center tablet shows a video call with a barista avatar; a bearded man and a person in an orange beanie frame the shot. Two subtitle lines swap with the dialogue, the faded line showing misheard phrases.

    On-screen text: “What most systems hear:”, “What Tavus hears:”, “This is an iced macchiato”, “What do you recommend?”, “with caramel on it.”, “What do you want to get?”, “The lavender latte”, “is the one people cross town for.”, “I got a caramel.”, “Or the matcha lemonade correctly heard as Or the matcha lemonade if you want something cold and weird in a good way Let me try that matcha lemonade. Maybe it I'”

    Camera: Static

  4. 04 · Demo · 0:31–0:38

    A vertical phone on a coffee shop counter displays a video call with a barista in an apron, an order card and menu beneath. Subtitles of the order appear at the bottom under the headline “What Tavus hears:”; the scene ends on a wider shot of the counter.

    On-screen text: “What most systems hear:”, “What Tavus hears:”, “Good call. Name for that?”, “three ice macchiatos”, “and an iced lemon loaf.”, “My name's William.”, “Nice to meet you, William.”

    Camera: Static

  5. 05 · Demo · 0:38–0:57

    Locked-off wide shot of a cafe counter with a vertical display showing a barista on video call; customers talk while two-line captions at the bottom contrast garbled and accurate hearing. A man in a tan jacket walks up and points to the card reader.

    On-screen text: “What most systems hear:”, “What Tavus hears:”, “Iced lemon loaf actually”, “Anything else for you, two?”, “sounds really great.”, “Actually, I'll have a banana bread, too, please.”, “Actually, make that an iced latte, please.”, “Done. Adding that in.”, “I don't think it heard me.”, “I think that's it. We'll have to go get in line after this. Thank you. You got it. Actually, don't let him pay. Your totals on the screen. Card readers right th”

    Camera: Static

  6. 06 · Demo · 0:57–1:04

    A man in a tan jacket stands at a cafe counter facing a tablet showing a barista's video, a neon TAVUS sign on the brick wall behind. He hands over a card as subtitles caption his speech; a top-left headline contrasts what most systems hear with what Tavus hears.

    On-screen text: “What most systems hear:”, “What Tavus hears:”, “pay double, please?”, “I'll pay for your guy's order.”, “Thanks for that. Ordering 51.”, “He doesn't even care.”, “We'll call it out, when it's ready.”

    Camera: Static

  7. 07 · Demo · 1:04–1:08

    A man in a tan shirt holds a paper order slip at a wooden counter as a tablet device shows a video call with a barista. Two people walk past in the brick-walled background beneath a neon Tavus sign. The camera stays locked off.

    On-screen text: “What most systems hear:”, “What Tavus hears:”, “Well, let's go get in line. We'll call it out, when it's ready.”, “Sounds good. Okay.”, “Looks right.”

    Camera: Static